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The Content Marketing Institute and Marketing Profs have produced two excellent reports on the state of content marketing in 2016. These are precisely the skills needed by marketing and PR pros in 2016 and beyond. DigitalPR should be high on your list for 2016. DOWNLOAD THE PDF.
The 2016 Edelman Trust Barometer published this week highlights some trends that are of particular interest to PR practitioners: Who to trust: People around the world are increasingly reliant on a “person like yourself” for trusted information and opinions. Make your employees your best advocates. Online media rose to #3 (53%).
The 2016 Edelman Trust Barometer published this week highlights some trends that are of particular interest to PR practitioners: Who to trust: People around the world are increasingly reliant on a “person like yourself” for trusted information and opinions. Make your employees your best advocates. Online media rose to #3 (53%).
The 2016 Edelman Trust Barometer published this week highlights some trends that are of particular interest to PR practitioners: Who to trust: People around the world are increasingly reliant on a “person like yourself” for trusted information and opinions. Make your employees your best advocates. Online media rose to #3 (53%).
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People are not interested in hearing how great your brand is. In 2016, Hallmark , a leading greeting card, and gift manufacturer collaborated with Instagram influencers to promote their holiday-2016 collection of keepsake ornaments. As a result, the campaign increased brand awareness and sales during the season.
More companies – both BtoC and BtoB – are creating content as an integral part of their marketing and DigitalPR. 76% of BtoB and 77% of BtoC firms are creating more content than they did a year ago and half of them will be spending more on content in 2016. Not some new and esoteric DigitalPR technique.
More companies – both BtoC and BtoB – are creating content as an integral part of their marketing and DigitalPR. 76% of BtoB and 77% of BtoC firms are creating more content than they did a year ago and half of them will be spending more on content in 2016. Not some new and esoteric DigitalPR technique.
More companies – both BtoC and BtoB – are creating content as an integral part of their marketing and DigitalPR. 76% of BtoB and 77% of BtoC firms are creating more content than they did a year ago and half of them will be spending more on content in 2016. Not some new and esoteric DigitalPR technique.
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Traditional and DigitalPR are rapidly converging. A new Holmes report lays out five areas where digital changes are likely to intersect with, and have an impact on, Public Relations this year. Earned vs Paid Content: Publishing content is one of the core aspects of DigitalPR. Then we have live-streaming video.
Traditional and DigitalPR are rapidly converging. A new Holmes report lays out five areas where digital changes are likely to intersect with, and have an impact on, Public Relations this year. Earned vs Paid Content: Publishing content is one of the core aspects of DigitalPR. Then we have live-streaming video.
The PRCA DigitalPR and Communications Report 2016 reveals a sharp rise in digitalPR budgets, but continuing concern over the lack of investment in training. It’s the fourth annual DigitalPR and Communications report the PRCA has produced. DigitalPR training.
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That might be about to change -Twitter just reported a dismal Q4 for 2016: 16 cents per share on revenue of $717 million. Back in November 2016 the shares were $18. Apparently brands don’t consider Twitter as sexy as Instagram or Snapchat. Q: If it does go away how will that affect brands that use it for customer service?
I met Digitaloft’s founder, James Brockbank, at their DigitalPR Summit in Manchester. With his deep SEO background, he can explain technical aspects like Google’s patents while still naturally integrating that into his agency’s digitalPR and content strategy without it feeling forced. We are, mate.
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Check out our free email course on the DigitalPR skills you need in 2016 and beyond. For those of use who learned our trade 10 or more years ago, the technology curve has been very steep. There are a slew of new skills we have to master. Follow me on Twitter.
Check out our free email course on the DigitalPR skills you need in 2016 and beyond. For those of use who learned our trade 10 or more years ago, the technology curve has been very steep. There are a slew of new skills we have to master. Follow me on Twitter.
Check out our free email course on the DigitalPR skills you need in 2016 and beyond. For those of use who learned our trade 10 or more years ago, the technology curve has been very steep. There are a slew of new skills we have to master. Follow me on Twitter.
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Alicia has been an advocate of using consumer-generated content (UGC) in the PR and marketing mix for the last ten years. Here are a few stats that show why UGC is so important to the DigitalPR mix: Fifty-nine percent of millennials say they use UGC to inform their purchase decisions about major electronics. Kissmetrics).
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The Holmes Global Communication Report 2016 revealed that in-house execs and agency leaders agree that talent is the top challenge for PR today. ” Only 4 in 10 college seniors in the 2016 graduating class said their college experience helped them prepare for their future career. (A
The next #DigitalPR chat on Twitter is Friday April 1, 2016. Q2: How does a brand set goals for their content? Q4: 70% of marketers lack a consistent or integrated content strategy – how should a brand start on strategy? Time: 10 am Pacific and 1 pm Eastern. Guest: Brandon Andersen, Chief Strategist Ceralytics. andersenology.
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In his October 9, 2016 blog about the Baltimore Ravens fourth-quarter loss to the Washington Redskins, former NFL player Dan Birdwell threw in this quote: “You have to play this game just like somebody just hit your mother with a two by four.”. Encouraging the use of pseudonyms can make it more comfortable.
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I saw an extremely passionate and knowledgeable founder of an SEO tool who was putting in the extra hours and sweat to build the content strategy for his tool (while also serving as CEO, brand ambassador, and many other hats). I, on the, I think it was 12 brands that basically own Google search. That’s a good question.
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All the reviews below were featured in my irregular reading list email: I issued seven in 2016. 1: Deep Work: Rules for Focused (Sic) Success in a Distracted World by Cal Newport (2016) £10.49. P.S. Cialdini brought out a follow-up book in September 2016. Be a reverse-positioned brand. Be a hostile brand.
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